Mogobe RLC-072 Compatible Projector Lamp with Housing for Viewsonic PJD5123 PJD5133 PJD5223 PJD5233 PJD5353 PJD5523W Pro6200

Out lasted the projector, which lost a fan a couple years ago and shuts itself off now after 20 minutes. But the bulb was still working. Rather than buy a new $400 projector, I opted for a new $300 60" TV at a b&m which works much better and doesn't need $40 or $50 bulbs. (I retired so I don't do presentations anymore.) Much happier with the "big screen" TV.

Great price, easy install. Had to reboot a few times to get it to work properly. Not sure if it was any programming of the project that needed rebooting or the lamp. After 20 or so minutes of trouble shooting, checking online manual on what the blinking lights mean, we were finally able to watch a movie. Same picture quality and brightness as OEM.

Do not buy. After 6 months, it just blew up inside my projector during normal use, sending tiny glass shards everywhere and trashing the projector's mechanics. Now I need to replace the projector. I would urge others to avoid this disappoint and expense.

In other words, it blew up in the projector. Sadly.I reviewed several items and decided upon this one. Pretty much matched the OG Lamp I had with the Projector. That lamp lasted around 4300-4500+/- hours, which was past its prime. The lamp I receive matched the one I previously had, and fit the Projector Lamp House with out issue. Installed the new Lamp, Reset the hours on it, allowed it to run for a few minutes, then powered off the projector, allowed a minute or two for the projector to full go off, then powered it back on. During the time I had it on the first time I noticed the Red Light for the Lamp was flashing, after powering it off as stated above it went. Made a few changes to the settings of the projector, being it was brighter now with the new bulb.I previously cleaned the projector, airing it out with the air compressor, and made sure the fans were all running fine prior to installing the new lamp. Keeping in mind I did read a few other lamps blew because of the heat. I've requested a refund/exchange, and might get the same bulb/brand again, Although, it might happen again, then again it could have been just one of those 1 in 10,000 that happened to just be faulty, one never knows.I am also going to look at the air flow and make sure the fans are all running properly. I will insert the old Lamp (which doesn't work), to see the how the air flow/ventilation is. I checked it while the new one was in and it seems to be pushing the air through at a good rate.1st of maybe 2, once I receive the new lamp (if I get it from here again). I will follow up if I do with a new review.I gave the Item 3 Stars, cause when it worked, it worked well.Note for Photos: First two are of the original (already out, 4300+ hours), Then the projector where the lamp goes, and the others are of the exploded lamp. The last one, is a photo of the new lamp, Please Note that I have my Living Room Window open allowing the light in. I will see about doing a new photo with a Closed Curtains shot or night shot. I am also not one that Must have the perfect setting, during the day watching Sports or a few other shows are fine with us for this.

Overheats causing the projector to turn shut down. I changed it to high altitude mode as recommended by another reviewer on here and it seems to have solved the problem. I'm worried with it overheating that it will eventually blow up and cause damage to the projector. I will probably switch back to the original bulb with 2000+ hours on it. FYI when I put the new bulb in the picture quality stayed the same. Not that I was expecting it to be different, I would have gave it 5 stars if it wasn't for it overheating.